Day 1: Exploring the City’s Canals and Culture

Morning

• Arrive in Amsterdam and check-in to your hotel or accommodation
• Start your day at the iconic Dam Square, where you’ll find the Royal Palace and the National Monument
• Visit the nearby Rijksmuseum to explore Dutch art and history, including works by Rembrandt and Vermeer

Afternoon

• Take a stroll along the picturesque canals, such as the Prinsengracht or the Keizersgracht
• Stop at the famous flower market, Bloemenmarkt, for some Instagram-worthy shots
• Visit the Anne Frank House, where you’ll learn about the young girl’s life and diary during WWII

Evening

• Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, such as De Kas or Bauta
• Take a romantic boat tour of the city’s canals under the stars
• End your night with a visit to the Red Light District (but remember to be respectful)

Day 2: Art, Architecture, and More

Morning

• Visit the Van Gogh Museum, dedicated to the life and works of Vincent van Gogh
• Explore the charming Jordaan neighborhood, known for its narrow streets and picturesque canals
• Stop at the iconic Anne Frank Bakery, where you can grab a bite or do some shopping

Afternoon

• Visit the Vondelpark, one of Amsterdam’s largest parks and a popular spot for picnics and relaxation
• Check out the city’s modern architecture at the EYE Film Museum or the Rijksakademie building
• Get lost in the charming shops and cafes along the Utrechtsestraat

Evening

• Enjoy dinner at a trendy restaurant like Guts & Glory or De Foodhallen
• Explore the nightlife scene, with options ranging from cocktail bars to jazz clubs
• End your night with a visit to the famous Heineken Experience

Day 3: The Countryside and More

Morning

• Take a day trip to the picturesque countryside town of Haarlem, just outside Amsterdam
• Visit the Grote Markt, where you’ll find the St. Bavo’s Church and the Frans Hals Museum
• Explore the charming streets and canals of this historic city

Afternoon

• Return to Amsterdam and visit the NEMO Science Center for some interactive exhibits
• Take a stroll through the trendy neighborhood of De Pijp, known for its vintage shops and international cuisine
• Visit the famous Albert Cuyp Market for some shopping and snacking

Evening

• Enjoy dinner at a local eatery like De Silveren Spiegel or ’t Papaver
• End your night with a visit to the famous Amsterdam Canal Ring, where you can take in the city’s sights and sounds